staunch
ಕಟ್ಟಾ
definition
adjective
a staunch supporter of the antinuclear lobby
loyal and committed in attitude.
(of a wall) of strong or firm construction.
translation of 'staunch'
ನಂಬಿಕೆಯ,
ನೆಚ್ಚಿಕೆಯ,
ವಿಶ್ವಾಸಾರ್ಹ
example
Unless I 'staunch' this wound now, I'll leave a trail from here to the bathroom, and this was not what my wife was expecting to see when she came home.
Elizabeth was there already, trying to 'staunch' the flow of blood from the wound in Carl's chest.
Denmark's government is a 'staunch' supporter of the Bush administration and has committed troops to Iraq and Afghanistan.
Faithfully applied, the court's ruling may be helping to 'staunch' the flow of questionable science.
She was dangerously close to a coma when the ambulance got there, but they managed to 'staunch' the blood flow enough to move her to the hospital.
As a headteacher, she had loyal friends and 'staunch' critics as she strove to give the girls of St. Louise's Comprehensive College a better start in life.
Bending double, he pressed one hand over the other, trying to 'staunch' the hot flow of blood.
They are 'staunch' supporters of Manchester United.
Dr. Haloburdo is described as a dedicated, quiet, 'staunch' supporter of baccalaureate education for nurses.
But few in Khartoum, including western diplomats and local human rights activists, are convinced that such a move would 'staunch' the flow of either oil or blood.
Four were carrying a large white-swathed bundle, while the other four desperately attempted to 'staunch' the flow of blood from various wounds.
Noel had special words of thanks for their main sponsor for the marathon, John Curley of Curley Quality Foods, who is a native of Kilconly and a 'staunch' supporter of the Foundation for some years.
Edwin Morgan, in the Glasgow nursing home where he now lives, is Scotland's foremost contemporary poet - and a 'staunch' supporter of independence.
Mr Sykes, for many years a 'staunch' Conservative supporter, turned his back on the party believing its stance on Europe was not tough enough in defence of the pound, Britain's sovereignty and economy.
Mr. Roy, who has been a 'staunch' supporter of Mr. Deo in providing succour to Parkinson's victims, translated the speech for the audience.
She was dangerously close to a coma when the ambulance got there, but they managed to 'staunch' the blood flow enough to move her to the hospital.
the company did nothing to 'staunch' the tide of rumours
But few in Khartoum, including western diplomats and local human rights activists, are convinced that such a move would 'staunch' the flow of either oil or blood.
In recent years, Bulgaria proved to be a loyal and 'staunch' ally to the US, which was further deepened with our full-fledged NATO membership.
Michael McGloin from the Garrafrauns area, a 'staunch' supporter of Manchester United, attended their recent league game against Blackburn Rovers at Old Trafford.
A 'staunch' Wicklow supporter he has been scarified for hoisting the Dublin colours in Balto, not a sneer at his roots, but his admiration for the capital county.
He has links with prominent politicians and he has been a 'staunch' supporter of the new man Putin since well before his ascension to the Prime Minister's position.
Bending double, he pressed one hand over the other, trying to 'staunch' the hot flow of blood.
Running in with your guns blazing will only leave Sam bleeding profusely with no ammunition, no medical kits to 'staunch' the wounds and plenty of lights fully turned on.
After the physio had tried to 'staunch' the flow of blood to the head wound, he called for an ambulance to get Abrazu into hospital.
Elizabeth was there already, trying to 'staunch' the flow of blood from the wound in Carl's chest.
Rabbi Jaffe also paid tribute to Mr Williams whom, he said, had been a 'staunch' supporter of the school from the outset and a retirement gift was presented to Mr Williams on behalf of the school.
House of Representative Republican from Philadelphia, Curt Weldon, is a 'staunch' supporter of missile defence and a member of the powerful Armed Services Committee.
I don't think, if the goal was to end his drop in the polls or at least 'staunch' the flow from his wounds, that he accomplished it.
The master-thief put a hand to his wound again in a half-hearted attempt to 'staunch' the blood flow.
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